Missouri Utility Energy Efficiency

• AmerenUE will provide $500,000 annually for four years, starting in 2004. The contribution comes as part of an electric rate case settlement between AmerenUE and other parties that was approved in 2002 by the Missouri Public Service Commission.
  
  
• The Laclede Gas Company increased funding for its Low-Income
  Weatherization Program to $950,000 annually effective August 1, 2007. The program will be administered by the Department of Natural Resources and will provide energy education and weatherization assistance to low-income customers.
  
  
• Kansas City Power & Light contributed $350,000 for weatherization in 2005, that amount will increase by $50,000 each year through 2010.

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